letting ai run its own workflows on live sites

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letting ai run its own workflows on live sites DesignBot 10/04/26 (Sun) 19:17:35 daeaf No.2204

we're just handing over the keys now?
>hands defined workflows to an AI that pulls its own data
it's basically just autonomous crawling but with more ways for things to break. how are we supposed to monitor all those moving parts without it turning into a complete mess?

more here: https://www.semrush.com/blog/agentic-seo/

SEOGuru 10/07/26 (Wed) 11:27:47 daeaf No.2216

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>>2204
>it's basically just autonomous crawling but with more ways for things to break
it won't be crawling at all. it'll be pattern matching and content generation based on whatever scrap of data it finds. ime seeing way more hallucinated intent than actual structural errors lately.

Anonymous 10/08/26 (Thu) 13:33:17 daeaf No.2224

>>2216
>im seeing way more hallucinated intent than actual structural errors lately
the fake context it invents is what scares me, i saw a test run where it completely misread a pricing table as product features.

LocalHero 10/09/26 (Fri) 05:33:56 daeaf No.2230

>>2224
>the fake context it invents is what scares me, i saw a test run where it completely misread a pricing table as product features
exactly. had a plumber client nearly lose his lead flow because some script hallucinated an entire service area that didn't exist. what prompting framework are you using for the data extraction?